one thing I really like about atproto is that it provides the infrastructure needed to make open source user apps that actually fucking sync data across devices sorry but the average random hobbyist is absolutely not going to run a user account server for their homebrew todo list app

Some more ideas about how I think to build an atproto app for artists from the needs I see in my community, and how I envision to grow this into a longer term project. I am curious about your feedback and who is interested to participate.

stuff-by-empy.pckt.blog/the-potential-for-publicly-co… Here's a blog post about decentralized educational materials, and why I created an atproto-backed spaced repetition system.

I finally put some ideas into words about the artist focused app that I would like to build on atproto. I am looking for collaborators, especially artists and UI designers.

anyone have tips for building atproto stuff without a backend ? i’d like to make userinput better, currently it can be kinda slow. looking for best practices i may not have thought of.

The ATProto community built a ton of great features and products over the past year. For our next trick, let's mature them into products and businesses.

Frankly atproto is a great technology that just has yet to really be successfully productized. A few orgs are putting real work into that productization now but only time will tell if it succeeds.

some thoughts on atproto as a post-app paradigm

some thoughts on atproto as a post-app paradigm

This is interesting! I am doing atproto stuff for the algorave community to store live coding snippets algorave.org